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Tickets for the RO32 Available – South African Football Association

26 June 2026 – Pachuca The tickets for the Bafana Bafana vs Canada clash are available on the FIFA ticketing platform, the match will be at the Los Angeles Stadium at 12h00 local time (21h00 RSA). South African fans can buy the tickets which are segmented into 3 parts, Last Minute Phase, Resale Market Place

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26 June 2026 – Pachuca

The tickets for the Bafana Bafana vs Canada clash are available on the FIFA ticketing platform, the match will be at the Los Angeles Stadium at 12h00 local time (21h00 RSA).

South African fans can buy the tickets which are segmented into 3 parts, Last Minute Phase, Resale Market Place and Hospitality .

The official ticket sales site is: https://www.fifa.com/en/tournaments/mens/worldcup/canadamexicousa2026/tickets

Travelling fans can follow SAFA and team’s social media platforms for further information on tickets and fan activations in and around Los Angeles.

Captain Ronwen Williams said ” It is always great and motivating to see South Africans with their flags supporting us at the stadium, it give the team the energy on the field to fight for every ball and ultimately the result. We encourage all South Africans that have travelled but also those based in the USA, Mexico and Canada to get themselves and their friends to get the tickets to this match. We promise to give it our all.”

South African Football: The team has participated in various international tournaments beyond AFCON and the World Cup.

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